Lotsa laffs on this show but for some reason the one that keeps coming back to me was the guy asking whether Tom has started planning his Halloween treats yet."Yeah, the people in my house, we've held a couple of meetings, some informal brainstorming sessions."I can't help it, that just cracks me up.
I'm in tears from "Je m'appelle Alvy Singer."
Quote from: cavorting with nudists on October 01, 2009, 01:24:22 PMLotsa laffs on this show but for some reason the one that keeps coming back to me was the guy asking whether Tom has started planning his Halloween treats yet."Yeah, the people in my house, we've held a couple of meetings, some informal brainstorming sessions."I can't help it, that just cracks me up.That was in response to Frank from Weehawken. He had a great GOMP last year
I was not familiar with the guests, but the show was a riot. I have moved Venture Brothers to the top of my Netflix cue. I really enjoy it when guests fall into the rhythm of the show,
I liked Tom's talk with Spike. With each question Spike seemed to get more and more disinterested or deflated at least. After all these years calling in, I am still not sure Spike understands the show. I hope the book is real though.
Jackson Publick brought it. James Urbaniak really brought it. Doc Hammer did not bring it. That's all I gotta say about that.
Newspaper comix talk with the highlight being John Hodgman's mention of the Comics Curmudgeon (www.joshreads.com)and http://kickthebobo.com/weirdosexposed.jpg (someone please help me out, I am terrified to misquote who created this & I can't find it in the chat record, not sure if you can scroll back that far?)
Also - I loved that Spike thought that Simon & Schuster was too upscale for the kind of audience he's after and they wouldn't be interested ... I pointed this out in chat, but S&S is the publisher of the Mackenzie Phillips book.
Quote from: amiright?? on October 02, 2009, 01:14:11 PMI'm in tears from "Je m'appelle Alvy Singer."this was great, as was the Bayonne Bubble.
Yeah, Michael from the Cynics isn't exactly a crowd pleaser with the calls.
Quote from: Steve of Bloomington on October 03, 2009, 03:55:32 PMYeah, Michael from the Cynics isn't exactly a crowd pleaser with the calls.I thought his call was interesting, but it seemed like a monologue.